Generation Like. Aired: 02/18/201453:41Rating: NR Thanks to social media, teens are able to directly interact with their culture -- celebrities, movies, brands -- in ways never before possible.
But is that real empowerment? Or do marketers hold the upper hand? In "Generation Like," Douglas Rushkoff explores how the teen quest for identity has... More Generation Like What happens when the traditional teenage quest for identity and connection occurs online? Funding for FRONTLINE is provided through the support of PBS viewers and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
The Future of Digital Marketing Is You. Every minute, the world’s 2 billion Internet users upload staggering volumes of data to the web: an estimated 200 billion emails, 48 hours of YouTube videos, 684,478 posts on Facebook.
And then there’s Tweets, Instagram photos, text messages and blog posts. But what happens when what seems like social media ephemera enters into the vaults of Big Data, where everything we do online, and increasingly offline, is collected and stored for analysis? “Those who have access to and control the platforms have the largest, most powerful source of information about human behavior that anyone has ever had in human history,” Mark Andrejevic, deputy director for the University of Queensland’s Center for Critical and Cultural Studies in Australia, who studies surveillance and the web, told FRONTLINE. “And that’s information that they are going to use for their ends, whatever those might be.” Data Knows You Best It could also tell, with 88 percent accuracy, whether a man was gay.
Data Knows How You Feel. Study Finds TV Alters Fiji Girls' View of Body. ''You've gained weight'' is a traditional compliment in Fiji, anthropologists say.
In accordance with traditional culture in the South Pacific nation, dinner guests are expected to eat as much as possible. A robust, nicely rounded body is the norm for men and women. ''Skinny legs'' is a major insult. And ''going thin,'' the Fijian term for losing a noticeable amount of weight, is considered a worrisome condition.
But all that may be changing, now that Heather Locklear has arrived. Just a few years after the introduction of television to a province of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu, eating disorders -- once virtually unheard of there -- are on the rise among girls, according to a study presented yesterday at the American Psychiatric Association meetings in Washington. ''I'm very heavy,'' one Fijian adolescent lamented during an interview with researchers led by Dr. Dr. Before 1995, Dr. Several of the students told Dr. But Dr. Subliminal Sex Messages Hidden In Ads. Science Of Persuasion. Advertising Techniques 2014 + Creative Examples. Creative advertising techniques are communication tools - the tools you use to attract attention, engage minds, trigger emotion, and change what people think.
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